|
APRIL 15 is deadline for media to apply for 2008 National Convention credentials |
|
|
|
 APRIL 15 is deadline for media to apply for 2008 Democratic National Convention press credentials
Nevada is seeing record turnout and unprecedented grassroots enthusiasm
for our presidential candidates, and eyes are already turning to the
2008 Democratic National Convention – to be held in Denver from August
25-28.
“The historic level of interest and enthusiasm we’ve seen here in
Nevada is consistent with what our Party is experiencing all over the
country,” said Nevada State Democratic Party Chair Sam Lieberman. “The
message voters are sending is clear – they’re energized and ready to
work hard to put a Democrat in the White House. The 2008 Democratic
National Convention in Denver will be Nevada’s opportunity to showcase
our commitment to that effort and help put our nominee on the path to
victory in November.”
The 2008 Democratic National Convention is expected to pump an
estimated $160 million into the Denver area’s economy and draw
approximately 35,000 visitors to the region, including 15,000 members
of the media.
Nevada media wishing to follow our state’s delegation at the 2008
Democratic National Convention must apply for credentials by April 15.
The attached memo outlines more details for media wishing to cover the
convention. For more information on application procedures for media
credentials, workspace and housing, visit
http://demconvention.com/press-logistics/ .
Any additional questions about the credentialing process should be
directed to the Democratic National Convention Committee’s (DNCC) Media
Operations office at (720) 362-2008.
For editorial information and to receive regular press updates about
the Democratic National Convention, please contact the DNCC Press
Office at (720) 362-2006 or email DNCCpress@DemConvention.com .
|
Five years after Mission Accomplished, McCain and Porter ready for 100 more
Congressional District 3 is poised for a change in 2008
Clark County Delegate Event Results
Representing the 31st Assembly District in Washoe County and Speaker pro tempore of the Nevada State Assembly.
Former Nevada State Democratic Party Chair and university Regent, Candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Congressional District 2